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Meeting Loved Ones Where They Are

Experts share practical advice on communication, burnout, decision-making, and preserving dignity throughout the caregiving journey The questions in this issue’s…

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Why People Purchase Long-Term Care Insurance

People purchase long-term care insurance for different reasons, but after more than 35 years in the industry, one trait stands…

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Brain Health Starts Today

When people think about protecting their health, they often focus on their heart, weight, or blood pressure. They may think…

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From Personal Loss to Professional Legacy

A lifelong commitment to hearing health In a city known for medical innovation, few audiologists command the respect and esteem…

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The Art of Aging

Aging, like art, resists a single definition. It is shaped by experience, perspective, and time. It is not always polished…

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When Aging Shrinks Life

How the right support can expand it again Aging rarely announces itself with a single turning point. It arrives quietly.…

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Technology and Touch

Innovations in senior care Technology is reshaping how care is delivered, monitored, and experienced. In this roundtable, experts in senior…

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Caregiving Non-Compliance

Senior care experts share insights on what to do when a care recipient refuses care Non-compliance among care recipients is…

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Artist focuses on herself, healing in Yosemite thanks to a Road Scholar Caregiver Grant For generations, artists have been drawn…

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Diagnosis: Dementia

More than 55 million people worldwide have dementia, and in the United States, nearly 7 million people have Alzheimer’s disease specifically.…

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